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Good graph
lol, you have the same first name as a friend of mine.
oh, btw… first
Callum (nobody?) is such a moron that it takes her two comments to write “first”.
By the way, who could care less….
Me. I could care less.
Srsly.
WOW, NOBODY GIVES A RATS ASS IF YOU COULD CARE LESS.
besides, if you could care less then why did you waste ten seconds of your life to write this?
I second that. by the way that comment was written more than a month ago pal, so its too late to sound cool.
LOL, flame war!
I didn’t realize that names of states were opinions.
Or that “Git r’ done” could be classified as an ambiguous amount such as few, some, and many.
You’re obviously not from the south, or ever been here.
I’m from Texas, and I think that’s hilarious. I personally don’t own a saying belt buckle… but I’ve seen some pretty failtastic ones.
Thank you for attempting to tell me where I’m not from. I was starting to feel a bit disoriented, and your astute deduction that I am not from the south has eliminated that possibility from my choices as to where I am from. [/sarcasm]
If you are insinuating that I am not a hick or a redneck, you are correct; however, I am from The South (Georgia, though I wasn’t born here, I’ve lived here since I was 3), and never have I ever heard anyone say something like, “Well, in my opinion, Nebraska,” or “I’ve had git r’ done beers tonight.”
Epic. Very well played.
Look at how many big words this guy used! His credibility must be through the roof!
Well it’s higher than yours
Graph type FAIL.
Oh wait. Entire graph FAIL.
seconded
Thirded. I mean seriously; NO ONE has a belt buckle opinion display save Texas? Not one?
Naw, kansas does T-shirts and nevada does hats.
I could be wrong, but from my experience in Texas (born and raised there until the college years), most belt buckles say some kind of 4-H championship. Or maybe something about cattle showing, AQHA and rarely about a rodeo championship of sorts. They’ve also almost entirely been purchased in Good Will or Thrift Town and are then donned by mostly hipsters and UT frat types.
epic meh
That’s an oxymoron.
unless you are a sheep
It may be an oxymoron, but I know exactly what Schooly meant
[X-Asis]
Y-axis fail…
and you put the apostrophe in the wrong place. Git ‘r done – it’s the “he” in “her” that’s missing <- pet peeve of mine!
The crowd saying that can’t read anyway, so who cares? Go watch another Larry the Cable Guy movie, forgetting that “larry the cable guy” (real name: Dan Whitney) was raised in Nebraska, went to private school in Florida, and developed the “Larry” character to mock those who now put “git ‘r done” on a bumper sticker on their pickup trucks.
He mocks his own audience, and they are the only ones not in on the joke.
you’re an ignorant prick please hang yourself
Convincing argument…
Larry the Cable Guy is serious business.
So is the internet.
Edit: Damn, why’d they have to take that Rickroll site down!
“it’s the “he” in “her” that’s missing”
bowchikka bow bow.
You don’t see 10″ Florida Belt Buckles.
I take exception to the idea that any belt buckle proclaiming Texan greatness could be considered an “opinion”. They are facts. I know they are facts because we will shoot someone if they were to disagree what the buckles say.
It is a fact. Or at least, you would not be a Texan if you did not believe that Texas’ greatness was a fact.
I don’t know about the guns thing though. We don’t have them, don’t know how to shoot them.
You don’t have guns? Pussies.
love this answer!
Obviously, this person has never been to Oregon.
…or Maine. NH and Maine have a pseudo cowboy/southerner fixation but get a few things wrong like donning leather hats.
We call them urban cowboys in Ohio. Of course we have real livestock hands, so that makes it even worse. I love seeing them. Makes for a chuckle.
Ha ha ha, that’s what I was going to say. I went to a rural High School in Oregon, and you could always tell the days after the rodeo championships…
Of course, it really became annoying when local Hunter/Jumper horse shows started giving out belt buckles as trophies as well – in what universe does that make sense?!
As a long-time resident of the Maine/NH area, I never realized such belt buckles were popular. Anywhere. You’d get laughed at for wearing something like that around here.
how far north have you ventured?
I must comment but not on this graph. A person I know wore the following ensemble. A pair of loafers, a gray t-shirt with the sleeves cut off, a pair of red and orange plaid shorts, and a large belt with a large belt-buckle. I had to go back into my classroom to not laugh at him to his face. Yes, it was a student of mine and yes, I live in Texas.
wee woo wee woo, fashion police
mixing colors and style: epic no
it should be a bar graph
It should be an anything-but-a-line-graph graph.
what they said
This is complete crap. I have lived in Texas all of my life and- on occassion– you will see someone with a belt buckle (which is usually from 4-H or a rodeo they have won), but “Git R Done” is something found funny by a small group of people that live all across the US- not just Texas. I have never associated myself with people like that or actually seen someone with that kind of belt buckle. We get tired of redneck generalizations just because we live in Texas. Guess what? We drive CARS to work, too, not horses.
I don’t know about that. I see quite a few here in Fort Worth that will make you chuckle. Even for those who drive cars, but why. I was told the main point of the huge buckle was to keep the horn of the saddle from impaling you. Then again I’ve seen some use it as a makeshift truss. Us city folks just never own those in the first place.
Gotta have a sense of humor. Just laugh it off Emily.
Altho, I think they could have added Wyoming and Montana to that list of giant belt buckles.
This graph fails.
Most are worn ironically, though. Anything involving hunting, fishing, trucks, tractors, PBR, or other references to “blue-collar” pastimes is like crack to hipsters.
But I’m in Austin, so it might be different elsewhere.
I take it you have never been to Oregon. In the Portland area it’s mostly latino folk that rock the Belt Buckles, and it’s the “son’s of the earth” or rednecks that think Belt Buckles are high fashion.
Hahaha I love that!
(I’m from texas btw)
shouldnt this be a bar graph?
Should this graph even exist?
heck yeah…. but atleast i won all my belt buckles and didnt buy them myself just to make me look like i was the $#*&…
I’ll actually say thats accurate; I live in oklahoma now and I go to texas alot… thats not a stereotype, its true…